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It’s time for my March R.E.P.O.R.T: a monthly roundup of what I’ve been Reading, Eating, Playing, Obsessing, Recommending, and Treating. And this month’s might make you the hungriest. Without further adieu… Reading: Be Ready When the Luck Happens by Ina Garten. I think I’ve learned more about business from reading this than anything else. If […]
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So, you’re thinking about taking a baby to Disney World. Maybe you’ve already booked the trip and are now having a mild panic attack, or maybe it was on the calendar long before you found out you were pregnant. Either way—let’s talk about what it’s really like to bring a baby to Disney. I’ve done […]
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There are plenty of amazing Disney World resorts, but somehow, we just keep coming back to Disney’s Boardwalk. Maybe it’s because I’ve been staying there for so long that it literally feels like a second home to me, or maybe it’s the location, or maybe it’s the vibes that make it feel like we get […]
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Spring break is coming, and if you’re heading to Disney World, I just want to be real with you—it’s going to be crowded. Like, picture a lot of people and then picture more people, right? Ideally, you’d be skipping this time of year altogether, but I know that’s not always possible when you’re working around […]
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Ever feel like Disney World planning is an extreme sport that no one prepared you for? If you’ve ever second-guessed your Disney World dining reservations, underestimated Disney transportation, or thought “Eh, I’ll figure it out when I get there”—I’ve got news for you. That’s how you end up stressed, exhausted, and eating overpriced popcorn for […]
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Planning a Disney trip should be exciting, right? But somehow, 22% of guests leave Disney World feeling disappointed. So, what went wrong? In this episode, I share exactly why some trips fall flat and how to plan a trip to Disney that actually feels magical for your family. We’re diving into the five steps I […]
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Magic Kingdom is talked about the most when it comes to tips for bringing little kids, which makes sense. It has what most toddlers and kids want to see: Mickey Mouse, Peter Pan, Winnie the Pooh, etc., plus classics like Pirates of the Caribbean and it’s a small world. For me, no matter how many […]
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When you’re taking your family to Disney World, the first (and probably most) important decision is when you go. It’s a lot of pressure! That’s why the first part of my Disney Rookie Series is about the *best* time to go.